Dry-Run of the Prepper Kitchen

in #prepping8 months ago

Food is important. Heating food easily in emergency situations is also important. Eating cold uncooked meals quickly wear down one’s spirit.

When I first started taking prepping a bit more seriously, I invested in this simple portable gas stove. It came in a protective plastic case for easy transportation and storage.

Foto 2024-01-20 20 42 29.jpg

When the grid goes down and your electrical appliances won’t work, this is a great and cheap piece of equipment to have on hands. Pull out of the closet, plug a cartridge in, and ignite the flame. It quickly boils water for a hot drink or cooks food.

Combine this with a small batch of butane gas cartridges, and some shelf stable food and you have a great crisis food system in place.

Foto 2024-04-03 19 28 32.jpg

For fueling this stove, I keep around 7 cartridges at the ready.

For the food, each country has their own most popular or readily available brands of pre-packaged food. Where I live, the brand REAL Turmat (REAL Field Meal) is available at many store and tastes very good.

Foto 2024-04-03 19 36 27.jpg

I have stocked up on two weeks of different meals to have in a crisis situation. This particular brand has a expiry date of five years from production date. Perfect as you won’t need to rotate the food especially often. As this is freeze dried food, it will most likely be good to eat even years after official expiry date, though I would not recommend letting the food pass its expiry date.

It can also act as a small emergency heating source if the power goes out during the winter. Be extremely caution if using this indoor, though. No ongoing emergency becomes easier if the house catches on fire, as well.

Today was just a small-scale dry-run to test out the equipment. If the grid goes down, it’s nice to know that some hot delicious chicken soup is just minutes away all the time.

Until next time!

Sort:  

Nice

Thanks!
!PIZZA

someone is prepared, always food to check the storage situation.

while i do the same, always having some carbs and storage available i want to learn more about edible plants in the wild. good nutrition even when power goes out. depends on your climate of course.

blessings

Absolutely! Foraging wild edible plants is a great skill to have, something I too want to get better at.

!PIZZA

PIZZA!

$PIZZA slices delivered:
@shedland(5/10) tipped @paradigmprospect
shedland tipped mozirje34

Congratulations @shedland! You have completed the following achievement on the Hive blockchain And have been rewarded with New badge(s)

You distributed more than 50 upvotes.
Your next target is to reach 100 upvotes.

You can view your badges on your board and compare yourself to others in the Ranking
If you no longer want to receive notifications, reply to this comment with the word STOP

Check out our last posts:

Hive Power Up Month Challenge - March 2024 Winners List
Be ready for the May edition of the Hive Power Up Month!